See my pic. I counted literally 29 people standing in line for the self check-out, and ZERO…read moreemployee cashiers. Not one open line. I began to wonder if this was a hidden camera show. Seriously, Target, this is ridiculous. I don't need a shower curtain that bad. Saving so much money saved on payroll, too bad people like me will not return, how much did you save? Playing the short-game here, cuz you won't keep customers coming back. 29 people in line to serve ourselves. Keep it classy, Target! Get a manager or something. -at least now I know where not to spend my money, thanks!

This store is so much better than my previously regular store - Blue Ash…read more It's bigger and has been remodeled. Plus, the shelves are stocked and not piles of stuff sitting around. The Blue Ash store is obviously mismanaged. This store, when I visited yesterday, is clean and well organized. I found everything I needed and several things that I didn't need. Happens every time I come to Target.

Rude. No customer service and refuses to have more than 1 person on the register with 10 people in…read moreline

Gabriel Brothers is another version of TJ Maxx in some sense. It's a discount clothing store that…read morefeatures overstock and defected merchandise from many brand named stores. The company is based in West Virginia and have populated their near-by states with these stores. The clothing is really hit or miss. I've found some really great items here for 10 dollars or less, but you really have to sift through a lot of crap to find it. They have a great selection of sleep wear and lingerie as well as bras and underwear. The sizes however tend to be limited. Often I find something I really like it it ends up being a XXXL and I get sad and give up. I love coming here for their housewares section. I've populated my kitchen with glassware, hand towels, soap, cutting boards, and accessories that I found here for super cheap. It's the best place to go to look for something for your kitchen. If they don't have it, check back because their stock is always changing. Beware of this location's credit card system however. I was there today and the system was down. A lot of customers left not getting to buy what they had selected. Luckily I had cash. They really should have made an announcement to the people shopping to let them know before they spend an hour picking out stuff for no reason. Apparently this also was not the first time it went down.

This location is somewhat outdated and smaller in comparison to the larger and brand new location…read morein Eastgate. That being said, perhaps this spot is less frequented because they seem to have things in stock that other locations are out of. That was my reason for coming here. I was looking for a specific seasonal decoration that the website said they had in stock. Unfortunately for some reason it wasn't available to order online for curbside. Despite that I was able to do a quick in and out during a quieter time of day. My coupon was not working and the manager was nice enough to make sure it applied to my order. If you're not familiar with Big Lots, it is a discount store, that offers many products from home furnishings, to decor, homegoods, food, cleaning supplies, pet supplies, and more. I find what they excel in is seasonal items. Make sure to watch for sales or coupons (obtained as a free rewards member) as that is the only time their prices are comparable. Full price items are not usually competitive.

Sometimes it's okay here. Yesterday, I got a cool tank for Harvey for only $6. It's red and says…read more"Selfie" on it. I also got an Asian strainer for taking the seitan out of the boiling cooking liquid. It was like $2 or something. How much do those things normally cost? I don't know. $2 is pretty cheap, though. I can't wait to make seitan again. I also got a pair of kitchen shears for cutting seitan into little cutlets. I think they were $2 or $3. That's not very much money. There was a glass pitcher for water, only $5. I didn't buy it because it's not too much for me to get up and refill my glass from the tap, but I thought about getting it. My brother spent $45 and got a curtain rod, curtains, and something else. I don't remember the other thing he bought, but it wasn't the plant stand, which he put back. Overall, I'd say selfie tank top for Harvey was the best thing I got. I can't wait to wash it and put it on him.

Ollie's is so much fun! You never know what treasures you will find. Shout out to Ian and Lois who…read moreare both so kind and helpful.

Just like the sign says... Good Stuff Cheap. And they keep that promise. Don't sleep on this place…read more They remind me of the Home Buys in Ridge minus the furniture. They have everything you can think of. Garden, home decor, clothes, electronics, small appliances, toiletries, food, rugs, a very nice book selection, and more. I was like a kid in a candy store. I couldn't believe the pricing on some of the stuff. They are name brands at discounted prices. We mainly go there to get bird suet for only $1.29. The store is organized however there are some sections that are cluttered. So it's kinda like Aldi find, once the items are gone, that's it. We left out only spending $29.00. Most items we bought were under $3.00. I even scored a hard back air frying recipe book. They even have a rewards program which you can join for free. I'm a fan!! Definitely worth checking out.

The mall is a baron place with barely any stores - but the food court is still thriving and the…read moreonly reason besides nu image to come to this mall at this point - which is sad because I remember nights at the mall being a ritual in my teens. The food court has a pizza place that has a delicious cheese roll that whenever I am in the area I must have! The Japanese place from what I hear is also a delicious gem! If you dive further into the mall you also have Auntie Annes the OG and Olivers Desserts hanging on - Olivers desserts are delicious and family owned and defiintley worth checking out if in the area. The mall is just outdated and dark and bleak - I went to the bathroom which weren't very clean which is pretty said since this is technically a dead mall.

It's hanging on! There's not much here but it's not completely empty…read more There's still a food court, although I wouldn't eat at any of them - except for Gyro Express because I know of their food from their previous Montgomery location. They still have their main stores of JCPenney and Dillards. But many stores have closed up. There's more inside than it looked from the vacant parking lot and peeling paint facade. I was surprised to see stores inside operating because the mall looks vacant from the unkempt outside. It's also depressing inside. It's dark and so very few shoppers. Hopefully it will get some new tenants and hang on.

I was shopping in this store recently and it was such an unpleasant experience that I don't think I…read morewill ever return. This is my second visit and it was the same as last time. It's started off bad when we tried to enter from the mall, where we had been looking around. We had to leave the building, walk around to the door outside and then go back the way we came in order to get back to our car. It looks completely closed from inside the mall. If you didn't know better you'd think that this was another shuttered store in this declining mall. The lighting is so low that it almost looks closed when you walk in. It's way too low! When looking for clothing who wants lighting as low as a dark bar? And it's like that in the dressing room too. The air conditioning was nearly non existent. I was sweating within a few minutes. Everyone around us was complaining about the temperature of the store. It was unbearable! Because of the temperature in the store and the very low lighting I had to leave. My daughter and I just couldn't take it anymore. And it was only in the low 70s outside. It's as if they don't want shoppers in there. Most of the racks are very close together. Some so close that you cannot navigate them at all. I'm not a large person and yet I couldn't look at some of the racks of blouses and sweaters. The racks were just so close together! I can't imagine if someone heavier or with a cane wanted to look at the clothing here. The dressing room is another issue. It smells pretty bad. Like dirty people. It needs a good disinfecting. The stools need replaced because they are a big reason the dressing rooms smell. It's a pretty foul odor. And the temperature in there?! So incredibly hot! People were getting frustrated in there. Complaining about the temperature. Mix the heat with the smell and I was feeling nauseous. The first time I came here I found a dress that I really like and had been looking for that style. But the experience was bad enough I didn't want to return. Since my daughter and I were looking for dresses for a couple of special occasions we have coming up - we decided to give them another shot. This last visit will be the last visit. The very low lighting, the unbearable temperature, the racks pushed too close together while be jammed tightly with too much inventory per rack, and smelly dressing rooms make it impossible to comfortably shop here. So... we didn't buy anything. I just don't think this store wants customers in there. Too bad! Because my daughter and I like clothing shopping - especially if we can get a good brand for a good price. Oh well.

IT SMELLED SO BAD!! I would not even go close to the bathrooms in there dont make that mistake!!!…read moreBut they did have som good deals on stuff there were some crazy boys in there but it was funny. The service was not the best everyone looks like they didn't care but there is this older lady who works there she should for sure get a raise she was so funny and jst pleasant. The selection was limited in the men's but girls and women's there was so much but in so parts of the store it was overwhelming . And one last thing is the security system was literally like 1970s system the security camera screen was as small as a iPhone but looks like a OLDDDDDD TV

Absolutely LOVE this store. Such cute things from awesome brands for affordable prices. They have…read moreEVERYTHING

Store was expanded a few years back. It has a great new look with the shelving and lots of product…read moreto go with it. Seems items are constantly changing but that the treasure. You have to check out their clearance.

This is the best Dollar Tree to go to in the city. It is located next to Big Lots and Gabriel…read moreBrothers, off of Beechmont Ave. They just expanded their space, so the store is HUGE. The Dollar tree on Ridge is closer to me, but they seem to always be out of something I am looking for (once they were out of paper towels, wtf!). The Beechmont store however is so big, it is guaranteed you will find what you are looking for in mass quantity. The store gets heavy traffic, but it is never crowded and lines are not long. My gripe with the Ridge location is they will only have one counter open for checkout and a line going all the way down an aisle. This location, you can be sure to get in and out. I like Dollar Tree because I love candles. I am one of those people who buy candles and never burn them lol. But with Dollar Tree, since everything is only $1, I can burn yummy candles all I want, and save the good stuff (L'Occitane verbena or Diptyque baies) for special occasions (ie. never lol).

I have a Dollar Tree less than a mile from my home so I don't get to this location as often but I…read moretotally prefer it over the Dollar Tree in my neighborhood. This one has a much larger selection with some pretty quality stuff. This location also has a freezer/refrigerated section which carries things cheese, turkey bacon, frozen fruit, breakfast items. I love their selection and would give them 5 stars but like most Dollar Trees, it's cluttered.

Is it TjMaxx? Is it Marshalls? Nope. It's HomeGoods. Hard…read moreto tell. They're identical stores. Isles too tight to navigate if another shopper decides to peruse that same isle. Shelves packed so tight with items that touching something is sure to create an avalanche of ceramic clatter. Do I buy something every time I walk into one of these stores? Absolutely! Did I need what I bought? Maybe. Likely not. But it was 'cute'! The cashier at check out was friendly. I'll be back. I know I will.

Again, nothing wrong with "HomeGoods". If you like shopping at "Kirklands" or "Gordmans", then…read moreyou'll probably enjoy shopping here as well..seeing that they're all almost identical in product assortments. Personally out of the three, "Gordmans" is my personal favorite, but that might just be because it's been here the longest. It is still fun to hit all three in a row, sometimes one will have something slightly different than the others. A certain decoration, or accessory, or..I dunno..piece of discounted clothing. Overall, yes this is a nice store, but, once again, don't see the sense in the three stores being put up so close together..two in the same plaza.

One of the only things this location has going for it is that it offers men's clothing. The women's…read moreselection is mostly size 0 teen clothes or ratty, too well worn, trash. The employees are consistently rude and constantly shove past you in the tiny aisles. On multiple occasions I've had employees just look at me while I stand at the register and literally talk to each other while not helping with checkout. To top it off, they never take any of my items. Men or women's. I have all sizes and styles in both. I'm done with visiting this location and will happily drive 20 more minutes north to the Fields Ertel one, where the staff is always friendly and they actually purchase my items.

I dropped off 2 large bags of clothes such as sweaters and long sleeves to sell. I even had a few…read morename brand dresses and other items that were in style. It look over an hour for them to get to my items and they picked ONE ITEM for only $3. They told me they were being "super selective" and to try Clothes Mentor in Florence. It was a complete waste of time and very inconvenient. I'm going to sell my clothes online from now on to preserve my time and get my moneys worth.